The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
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 w. II. HILL. NJ. D. Our townsman, Mir. James A. Mill Ter, has taken out patent on an inven- tion designed for hunters and trappers. It is stretcher for hides, and needs but to be seen to be appreciated. A model can be seen at Love & Miller's hardware store.
 --FoR RENT-Thc office lately occu- pied by J. G. Wallace. Apply to
 w. H. HILL, NJ. D. The daily weather reports are re- ceived here and are highly appreciated. The government is also having daily record kept of the temperature to ab- tain the mean temperature for the year. This is for the benefit of the agricultur- al interests of the State.
 MT. NJ. Jessup, Dardanelle, and Mrs. Lillie Miller, relict of Mir. Will Miller, deceased, of Russellville, were married by the Rev. H. B. Milner, of Rnssellville, on Sunday evening last. The DEMOCRAT begs to telegraph its heartiest congratulations to this worthy couple.
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 The code of signals adopted by the signal service bureau is as follows: the white flag denotes that indications are for fair or clear weather; blue flag, for rain or snow; white flag, black centre, for cold wave; black triangle flag hoist ed above weather flag, for higher tenn perature; same, placed below weather flag, for lower temperature.
 You can buy Clothing at Wooten & Oates cheaper for the cash than you can in New York city.
 The collectors report more than an average collection of taxes at this place last week. At the present rate, howev- CT, but about fifty per cent. will have paid when the collector gets around. Won't there be lively scramble at Do- yer though, when the other fifty per cent. meets there to settle during the closing days?
 In order to make room for our large Spring stock we are selling goods for Cash at astonishing low prices. If you watt to save money don't fail to call on us. WooTEN x OATES. MT. w. c. Weimer has received the agency for several of the leading manufactures of the United States, for the sale of Pianos, Organs and musical merchandise generally. He guarantees to sell these goods as low or lower than anybody dealing in the same quality of goods. Intending purchasers will do well to consult with him before buying elsewhere.
 -Mr. Jacob Froehlich. a well-known tailor of Cincinnati, O., after suffering for years with rheumatism, was cured in short time by the use of St. Jacobs Oil.
 --Captain Mitchell, of the bark An tsine Sala, New York and Havana trade, came home in May, entirely helpless with rheumatism. He went to the mountains, but receiving no benefit, at his wife's request began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. He Immediately began 10 improve; in two months his rheuma- tism was all gone, and hc sailed m com mand of his vessel a we'll man. Hood E Sarsaparilla will help you. Sold by all druggists.
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